Month: October 2024

The radio access network consumes, by far, the majority of power needed to operate mobile networks. Given the reality operators are facing—pressing needs to reduce operational costs while working towards long-term climate action goals without sacrificing network performance—more energy efficient RAN is a key strategic priority. And beyond cyclical hardware upgrades that deliver incremental energy … Read more

Wind River says the match-up with Rakuten Symphony will deliver more flexibility and choice for operators Edge software provider Wind River announced this week a collaboration with Rakuten Symphony to accelerate telco adoption of Open RAN technology. Rakuten Symphony has expanded its partner ecosystem for Open RAN 4G and 5G solutions, allowing it to support Wind River Studio Operator, as well as its recently … Read more

Airtel already provides 5G coverage across India after the telco launched the service in 2022 Airtel Business, the enterprise branch of Indian telco Bharti Airtel, is experiencing strong demand for private 5G services among its enterprise clients, local press reported, citing a private report. “Since launching 5G, we have observed significant demand from our enterprise … Read more

Ericsson noted that the project will run in parallel with the deployment of Ericsson-powered 5G Standalone in rural areas of Spain Ericsson and MasOrange, Spain’s largest mobile operator as a result of the merger between local carriers Orange Spain and Masmovil, have announced a major five-year Open RAN-ready future-network partnership. Under the terms of the … Read more

Private 5G specialist Celona has introduced a new suite of ‘zero-trust’ security capabilities, under the name Aerloc, for industrial customers deploying private 4G and 5G networks to underpin IT and OT functions. New capabilities include unified SIM-based authentication, dynamic and distributed policy enforcement, and IT/OT air-gapping on common 4G/5G infrastructure. The California firm has also … Read more

U.S. natural gas futures settled lower with market attention on tomorrow’s storage numbers that are expected to show the surplus rising for a second consecutive week.

Japanese stocks may fall as caution prevails ahead of the Bank of Japan’s policy meeting outcome.

The state has temporarily fixed the problem by using emergency powers related to recent hurricanes.

Robust earnings growth and signals on cost control could lift some of the fog of regulatory worry.

German startup Lilium is the first listed eVTOL maker to be at risk of collapse, but it may not be the last.